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    a clique composed of middle-school girls who take pleasure in tormenting those…

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    The girl in Pilon is a child whom is still oblivious to the male species. She has yet to realize that her body is “causing men to look at her.” The girls in The Sleepover are teenagers who are obsessed with males and intrigued by the idea of being with them. While in Hills Like White Elephants the female is an adult woman and has…

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    Results The focus on this study was to observe preschooler’s behavior and interaction of peer conflicts. With the age group 3-5 years old, I wanted to collect a data to testify which gender group have the most peer conflict and the kind of peer conflict. The two observation I used were a checklist data and a field note data. Both data contained useful information to finalize my research questions: 1) what is the gender difference in peer conflict 2) what is the cause of the conflict 3) reaction…

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    had. My group of friends and i would plan on studying at a friends house and when it started to become dark, the girls were constantly checking their phones because we all had curfews and were expected to be home at a certain time. In the other hand, the guys seemed to not worry about time since their parents were less worried about them and let them stay out late at night. I understand that it is dangerous for young teenagers to be out late but why is it that even though a boy and a girl are…

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    for families without a son since it gives girls in the Afghan culture an opportunity to have more freedom as they also provide more stability for their families; however, there are negative psychological consequences to becoming a bacha posh that families do not think of when converting their daughters into sons. It is important to acknowledge both the pros and cons of this tradition for the sake…

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    they socialized with each other. When first arriving, the whole class was in a circle and the teacher was giving instructions on the activities that were going to happen. After the teacher explained the activities, the children were split up into groups and went on to the activity with a teacher. The different activities that were being offered were; drawing, building, playing with play dough, and a science section. There were not that many activities offered, however if the children did not…

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    Stereotyping Young Girls

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    pretty dress dirty." Growing up, little girls will hear many interpretations of this phrase with one important meaning; this isn't meant for girls, it's a boy thing. Our words and actions have a great impact on everything around us and intentional or not, we are gender stereotyping our children. Subconsciously you are stopping young girls from taking part in the activities that they enjoy, from their early childhood our social cues are slowly nudging girls away from their interest in subjects…

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    How Beauty Pageants Effect Children and Women Why do girls find beauty pageants so important to their social status and popularity? For the longest time, girls have competed from ages new born all the way up to their twenties in beauty contests. Most of the time, it’s the parents who get them first started in the industry, but the amount of money and time they spend on pageants is ridiculous! Why is it so important for girls to win contests for beauty, and not for their true selves? Beauty…

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    both Kubrick and Burgess have made their effort in trying to address the problem of whether or not prefer the inequality between men and women. Throughout the story, there are numerous scenes in which female characters are degraded; whether it is a girl being raped or getting killed. Even the surroundings in the stories, like the sculptures, are extremely sexist in a way that disturbs the audiences to some extent. I will argue that Burgees and Kubrick’s main focus is to demonstrate the mass how…

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    physical appearance and self-image. People place more importance on becoming physically perfect, however, this creates a large amount of pressure to achieve this unobtainable goal. In Marge Piercy’s poem, “Barbie Doll”, she focuses on an adolescent girl who was driven to commit suicide as a means to rid herself of the stress of being perfect. The poem brings to light the issue of suicide due to the pressures of self-image because the teenager’s life seemed perfect, excluding two minute physical…

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